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Jimmy Fallon donates $1 million to J.J. Watt's fund

J.J. Watt has raised over $20 million for his Hurricane Harvey Relief fund. On Monday night, late night talk show host and comedian Jimmy Fallon was the latest to contribute to Watt's online fundraiser.

"I'm proud to say our show, The Tonight Show is donating 1 million to J.J.'s fund," Fallon said. "Thank you, J.J."

Fallon announced the donation to Watt's flood relief fund before inviting a Houston gospel choir to sing "Lean On Me."

Fallon is the latest in a number of celebrities to give to Watt's relief fund. Donations have poured in from supporters such as Ellen DeGeneres, Titans owner Amy Adam Strunk, Houston Rockets Chris Paul, and Drake among many more. Watt began his relief fund on Aug. 27 with an initial goal of $200,000, pledging that 100 percent of donations would go to flood victims and recovery efforts for Houston and Southeast Texas. Click here to donate.

Texans players and their families spent Sunday distributing 10 semi trucks worth of supplies across the greater Houston area to aid those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

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